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Bookmark or Share- Best Developer for Acros and Neopan - photrio.comFor me, using D76 for both Fujifilm emulsions works fine, 1:1 for Acros and straight for Presto (when pushing.) FWIW, I prefer the Presto to other 400 speed film, and find it a shame that Fujifilm had not promoted it more in the US. Fujifilm is known for their slidefilm, but IMO their b&w film is mighty fine.
- Fujifilm 400H Pro - Photrio.com Photography Forumsand I sincerely hope Fujifilm will restart its production by the time I run out. If their roadmap planners monitor web resources like Photrio, they will see this thread and maybe it will be the last drop to push them off the fence in the right direction. Fuji 400H fans, chime in!
- Fuji color negative identification complete confusion... help? - for ...Hello everyone, I am new to the game of digitizing 35mm film. I've been educating myself these past couple months on a variety of topics, especially on how to effectively use Vuescan. Everything has gone well... until I ran into my 1990's Fuji negatives. I am having a really hard time...
- Fujifilm Neopan Acros II: Test Report | Page 2 | Photrio.com ...Fujifilm has explained - and it is also visible in the published characteristic curve in the data sheet - that there is steeper contrast and tone separation in the highlights (Zone VIII to X). More of an "upswing", disproportionate shape of the cc with more dense highlights.
- Fujifilm Neopan Acros II: Test Report - Photrio.com Photography ForumsThat Fujifilm canister was robust, with a positive cap attachment. ACROS II, on the other hand, came in a canister with its cap detached. The box had probably experienced some handling force during shipping, but was intact. The cap, however, which snaps on much less positively than Fujifilm's own, had been dislodged.
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